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Toward Reliable Water Resource Assessment: Correcting Bias in Satellite-Based Rainfall and Model-Derived Discharge in Kenya’s Central Highlands
Reliable precipitation and streamflow data are essential for hydrological modelling and water resources management, yet observational networks in many African regions remain sparse. This study evaluated five satellite precipitation products (SPPs) CHIRPS, PERSIANN-CCS, PERSIANN-PDIR, TAMSAT, and MSW
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